There is a ticking noise everytime my car is on that sounds like the turn signal noise but theres no pattern or order to the ticking. i thought the hazard switch was bad, what could the ticking noise be?

if it has auto air you have a bad actuator not rehoming

Does it sound like the noise the turn signal makes? Does the noise change if you change the speed of the blower motor? Do all the function of the heater work (defrost, vent, floor, recirculate, fresh air, hot, cold)?

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A car engine is bound to make noises. After all, there are so many moving components and parts inside of an engine as it is running. Most of these noises are not very loud and they are nothing to worry about. But there are times when engine noises will sound a bit unusual or strange.

A good example of this is when there is a ticking noise coming from the engine. A ticking sound could be caused by any number of reasons, such as a low level of oil or loose components.

You may hear a ticking, clicking, or tapping noise while the vehicle is idling, accelerating, or even after receiving an oil change. To understand what the actual problem is, you must understand the signs to look out for.

It sounds like the oil is low. I would check it first.

It is a actuator motor trying to reset,there maybe a bad vent door

I had this problem while moving. It turned out to be the trip odometer was stuck.

Tire tread pattern plays a big part when it comes to road noise.

This tread pattern would be a loud tire.


These 2 tread pattern would be less noise.

The best type of tire you need is a non-aggressive touring tire.

I would think it would be your flasher switch. The one under your dash that makes the ticking sound. Just unplug it and replace it.

Locate the ticking noise. It is a relay that has gone bad.

sounds like your electronic flasher unit maybe stuck causing the noise. they are generally located under the dash on driver side just below the instrument cluster.